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AppWizard

April 3, 2025

After months of silence, Bungie fires up the Marathon social media machine to tease… well, something

The social media channels for the reboot of Marathon have recently hinted at potential updates after a period of silence since its announcement in 2023. The game's director, Joe Ziegler, confirmed that development is ongoing, but details are still limited. The project faced challenges, including the departure of original director Christopher Barrett due to allegations of inappropriate behavior and his subsequent lawsuit against Sony and Bungie for wrongful dismissal. Concerns have been raised about the market saturation of extraction shooters and the performance of Bungie's other titles, particularly Destiny 2 and Concord.

AppWizard

April 2, 2025

The PC game releases we’re most excited about in April

The PC gaming landscape remains active in April, with notable releases scheduled. Key titles include: - April 1: Koira - Cute puppy adventure - April 2: Bugaboo Pocket - Entomology life-sim - April 3: Sand - Extraction shooter with giant walkers - April 8: South of Midnight - Action-adventure southern folktale - April 8: Burden of Command - Tactical leadership RPG - April 9: Descenders Next - Downhill snowboarding - April 9: Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days (early access) - April 10: Crashlands 2 - Open world crafting RPG - April 10: Hollywood Animal - Hollywood studio management - April 10: Steel Seed - Sci-fi stealth action adventure - April 10: The Talos Principle: Reawakened - Unreal 5 remake - April 10: Monaco 2 - Co-op heist sequel - April 14: Repose - Black and white adventure - April 14: Stygian: Outer Gods - Survival horror RPG - April 17: Mandragora - Side-scrolling, dark fantasy RPG - April 17: Phantom Breaker - Pixel art beat'em up - April 17: Tempopo - Rhythmic garden puzzler - April 18: Lunar Remastered Collection - '90s RPG classics - April 22: War Rats: The Rat em Up - April 23: Sunderfolk - Couch co-op RPG - April 23: The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy - April 24: Detective Dotson - Crime-solving as a Bollywood hopeful - April 24: Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves - April 24: Phantom Brave: The Lost Hero - April 28: Badlands Crew - Offroad battles Additionally, various gaming events are scheduled throughout the month.

AppWizard

March 31, 2025

The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered on PC and the other new games out this week

This week, new game releases include The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, which features a heavy narrative with moments of levity; Koira, an emotional adventure about exploring a forest with a lost puppy; Sand, an extraction shooter that introduces spider tanks; Caligo, a visually appealing game with darker undertones; and Sephiria, which contrasts a charming aesthetic with a complex narrative.

Winsage

March 25, 2025

Windows 11’s Photos app is about to get a big update, and it’s all about AI

The Photos app on Windows 11 is undergoing significant updates, currently available for Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. Key features include Optical Character Recognition (OCR) supporting over 160 languages, allowing users to extract and search text from images. A new "Search in Web" function enables users to find online results for selected text. The update also introduces a Copilot button within the Photos app for image enhancement tips, insights, and framing suggestions. Additionally, new shortcuts in File Explorer provide direct access to AI editing and Visual Search, allowing users to create with Designer and erase unwanted elements. The app now supports JXL files and includes bug fixes for improved performance. Users can enable the "Show subfolders" option to view images and videos from subfolders in the Gallery.

Winsage

March 24, 2025

How to Uninstall Problematic Windows Updates Easily

AI-powered invoice data extraction is transforming the accounts payable (AP) process by automating the manual entry of invoice data, which reduces time and resources required for data entry. This technology uses machine learning algorithms and optical character recognition (OCR) to accurately capture and interpret data from invoices. Benefits of this automation include enhanced accuracy, cost savings, faster processing times, and improved cash flow management. The adoption of AI-driven tools is becoming essential for organizations to remain competitive in the evolving financial management landscape.

Winsage

March 24, 2025

How to Easily Install Pending Windows Updates: A Comprehensive Guide

AI-powered invoice data extraction is transforming accounts payable processes by using machine learning and optical character recognition (OCR) to automate the extraction of information from invoices. This technology increases accuracy, improves time efficiency, reduces costs, and offers scalability for growing businesses. It integrates seamlessly into existing financial systems, enhancing transaction speed and providing insights into spending patterns and vendor relationships. The shift towards automated invoice data extraction is essential for organizations embracing digital transformation and aiming for future growth.

AppWizard

March 21, 2025

People Can Fly announces survival first-person shooter Lost Rift for PC

People Can Fly has announced a new survival first-person shooter titled Lost Rift, set to launch in Early Access on PC via Steam in 2025. Players will explore Pioneer’s Landing, an island in an archipelago, where they can choose to play solo or with up to five players. The game features base-building, resource gathering, crafting, and player-versus-player-versus-environment challenges. Key features include the ability to build custom base camps, engage in competitive expeditions for loot, and navigate dynamic weather conditions that pose threats to survival. The game will utilize dedicated geo-located servers for a seamless experience.

Winsage

March 21, 2025

Windows 11’s File Explorer will soon unzip files faster

Microsoft has released Windows 11 Preview Build 27818 to Insiders on the Canary Channel, optimizing the extraction process for zipped files in File Explorer. The update improves performance when unzipping large archives with many small files. Additionally, the update removes the "suggested actions" feature for clipboard items, which was related to Skype, as Microsoft plans to retire Skype on May 5.

AppWizard

March 21, 2025

After suspending development in 2024, People Can Fly brings Project Victoria back to life as survival-extraction shooter Lost Rift

People Can Fly has revived its shelved Project Victoria, now called Lost Rift, which is a survival shooter featuring solo and cooperative PvE gameplay with base-building elements. The game will be set in an archipelago and include PvPvE challenges. Lost Rift was revealed during the Future Games Show Spring Showcase and will enter early access, offering several hours of gameplay. It features a dynamic weather system and allows groups of up to four players to compete for loot on dedicated servers. There is no specific release date yet, but players can wishlist the game on Steam.

Winsage

March 19, 2025

Microsoft Windows File Explorer Vulnerability Let Attackers Perform Network Spoofing

A vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-24071 has been discovered in Windows File Explorer, allowing attackers to extract NTLM hashed passwords with minimal user interaction. This high-severity flaw, termed “NTLM Hash Leak via RAR/ZIP Extraction,” exploits Windows Explorer’s automatic file processing when a specially crafted .library-ms file is extracted from a compressed archive. The file contains a malicious SMB path that triggers an NTLM authentication handshake, leaking the victim’s NTLMv2 hash. Microsoft addressed this issue in its March 2025 updates. A proof-of-concept exploit was published by researcher 0x6rss, and evidence suggests the vulnerability may have been exploited in the wild prior to its disclosure. Users are advised to apply security updates and implement protections against NTLM relay attacks.